World opinion of United States Abroad Waxes and Wanes
Guest editorial notes that foreign views of the United States vary, praising people but criticizing policies, with decline in approval over four years due to Vietnam and crime coverage. Envy and media shape perceptions while programs like Operation Amigo and student exchanges grow in importance. Bible Thought: a verse from Samuel is cited.
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Vietnam
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Operation Amigo
American Field Service
SAN Diego Union
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
Television And Politics Shaped By Minnesota Born Candidates
Harry Golden argues television reshaped U.S. politics, noting Minnesota politicians in contention for both parties and the 1960s debates altering voter perception. He cites Nixon, Kennedy, Romney, and Reagan as examples of TV driven outcomes and reflects on TV's impact on sports and religion.
Could Canada Annex the United States One Day
Toronto report notes a Canada postal strike of 24 000 workers as Trudeau tours the Arctic. Public service rights, arbitration, and pay disputes feature, with minimal domestic disruption but rising costs and private couriers expanding. The piece muses on annexation prospects amid buoyant mood and Expo parallels.
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Ont
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St. John's Island
Yukon
Public Service
Niagara Falls
M. Trudeau
Trudeau
Quebec
Montreal
Doctrine Of Original Sin In Politics Shaping GOP View
William S. White argues the Republican Party centers crime and violence as the defining issue for 1968. He contrasts GOP hard line on Vietnam with Democratic restraint, framing a fundamental clash of law and order versus social reform within party ideologies.
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Everett McKinley Dirksen
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White House briefings omit key Mediterranean threat
A Reuters style briefing notes that republican hopefuls find White House foreign affairs talks omit a rising Soviet threat in the Mediterranean. Moscow eyes Mers el Kebir Algeria with TU-16 bombers and naval forces, threatening the Sixth Fleet and Atlantic access.
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Mers el Kebir
Algeria
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Kremlin
U.S
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